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I may have added wrong again, but I think with your edits, you are now MISSING a point, as I see them adding up to 17 now. STR: 16 Bonus (14 without racial +2 modifier equals 5 points spent) DEX: 14 Bonus (5 points spent) CON:12 Bonus (2 points spent) INT:8 Bonus (-2 points spent = +2...

"First, some loose ends. Sergeant, if we go with your plan, when is the next shift due to arrive? Secondly, your life can be bought with the gold, as well as anything else of use in this place, so tell us anything else of value we could take. Lastly, when the new shift DOES come in, they will...

Ok, now come the Oracle questions... Excuse the lengthy typing, but I had to write down these questions now. I was thinking about the Dual-Cursed Archetype, taking Haunted as the curse that does not ever increase past first level, along with Lame curse for the full effect as he/she levels...

Damn, now I am looking at going with an Oracle instead of Cleric... Decisions decisions. I know we have one fighter, and a rogue focusing on melee tactics. I don't mind being a healer, but wanted more than simply being the band aid of the group. Oracle seems like a very interesting concept...

Axel, can you check the stats with point buy? I think I am seeing 19 points spent, but I could be wrong. Doghead - was there a reason to go with 18 points? Just wondered since PF usually has 15 as standard, 20 as High Fantasy. Does this mean this game concept is in between? Thought I would...

Close, but not exactly what I was trying to explain. Either way, it works for me, as there is a skill I would like to use (Perception) that is not on my list as cleric. Seeing as how I will have a decent WIS, more than likely, it would work for the character. Scott DeWar - I agree, I vote...

I agree with HM, and would opt to replace your character guideline that we can all have 2 skills added to our list of class skills with having the two traits. Reason being, for those of us with 2 skill ranks per level, having more skills as class skills is not something we can make use of...

Question - Are we taking traits for our characters? I think I saw it mentioned somewhere, but thought I would get the DM to confirm.

I think that the 5 of you plus the 6th person that spoke up before me are enough for the game. I will still keep an eye on this, as I want to see where this heads with the varied characters and high level of play. Good luck all!

Confused a little on the character creation. I read this as 3.5 gaming, but the character sheet you have up has the Sorcerer Bloodlines from Pathfinder rules. Are we crossing over to Pathfinder? EDIT - Nevermind, found the post from Jemal about the sorcerer. Makes sense now.

Man, this is a LOT of reading. I have never created/played a character past 12th, which means I am hesitant on throwing my name in here for consideration. I have most all of the books mentioned, and wouldn't mind looking to see if there were still an open slot in this game. So, is there an...

Yeah, that was what page 4 was doing for me. I fixed it by using a new browser to go to that page. It appears that the cache might be messed up on this browser, but I don't want to wipe it out just yet. Try using a different browser and see how that works for you. EDIT - Is this the one?

Actually, if you are keen to take the bard route with possibly being a semi skill monkey, and since we already have another rogue, I can take the healing spot. I like clerics as well, and the Pathfinder ones are very nice to work with. That being said, here's my NEW character concept for the...

Will this help you find what you are missing: http://www.enworld.org/forum/tabletop-gaming/62304-dogheads-pbp-thread.html

"Why not do both at the same time? Leave carnage, kill those that we can, leave a path of destruction while hiding our escape? A fire to this whole place should be able to do that. Burn it down, hide the corpses, let them try and figure out who is dead and who is not. We can escape in the...

I was looking to go with a rogue, a jack of all trades type. The kind that liked the idea of getting to see new places, make his mark on new paths, find hidden treasure, and get paid while doing it. EDIT - To elaborate, this is the kind of guy that 'learns quickly' at something when shown how...

The way I see them working is to introduce a hook/scenario into the story to keep it either moving, change the current circumstance, or to simply alleviate us from coming up with everything on the whim.

I was looking at the Oracles and wondered if we should each choose an oracle for each character? Mainly due to the possibility of duplicate cards for characters. Just wondering, but I think I will more than likely go with the Unquiet Past oracle, as those lend towards the roguish type of...

I tend to prefer the roguish type of characters, jack-of-all trades for the most part. I see it as the chance that this character gets the opportunity to see many places, learn new stuff, hone his skills. He likes exploring. If he gets to do it while getting paid, even better!

Jaylen peers at the table to view the map, his eyes not able to disguise his interest in just what a drow was doing here. And a female one at that! "I am a follower of Asmodeus. Call me Jay." He then peers at the map, trying to discern just where they were based on the rooms they just went...